After years of daily driving Linux for gaming, I share my experience with a library of over 1,400 games, discussing the pros, cons, and surprising benefits of making the switch from Windows.

Just recently I switched to Gemini (as a recommendation from my friend) and wanted to share and discuss my experience with Gemini while also discussing the differences between Gemini and ChatGPT.

Indie games have been around for a while now, but they are becoming more and more popular. In this article, I will discuss why indie games are better than AAA games and why they are the future of gaming.

Many have asked if it is better to create a website from scratch or use a CMS. In this article, I will discuss the pros and cons of creating a website from scratch and using a CMS.

(Last updated: 2025-02-22)
Many have asked what is the best browser for the Steamdeck. In this article, I will discuss what I think is the best browser for the Steamdeck and some of the other top contenders.

(Last updated: 2025-03-21)
One of the YouTubers I follow recently discussed an article about a Firefox user who kept over 7,400 tabs open for two years. The video aimed to see if this was actually possible. In his experiment, he used both Firefox and Chrome, mostly in their default setups. My approach, however, is a bit different. Let’s dive into how I’ve managed to open an unlimited number of tabs in Firefox while maintaining efficient memory usage.

Ultima 5 is a classic RPG game that was released in 1988. It is a game that is considered to be one of the best RPG games of all time. However, the game is quite old and it can be difficult to play on modern systems. In this article, I will discuss the best way to play Ultima 5 on modern systems.

Some intermediate pointers that I wrote when gaming on Linux. Written specifically for those asking help in #gamingonlinux and #linux Libera IRC channels.

(Last updated: 2024-05-04)
Mobile gaming has been a thing for a while now. However, it seems that the potential of mobile gaming has been missed. Let us discuss why.

My mother recently had a problem with her personal device I gave to her and she needs a temporary setup. She nor I (even combined) do not have strap cash to purchase a new device right away and I encountered problems with the spare device that I want her to use. Find out how I made her switch to Linux here

(Last updated: 2024-05-04)
With such a unique evolution, let us discuss the origins of browser based games and how it developed to what it is now and also to discuss if the changes are a good thing.

It is Christmas time again and everyone is enjoying the holidays and preparing for new year. New year, new resolution, new perspective. Regardless I am here to discuss why video game remakes and remasters are awesome and welcomed by many gamers alike.

(Last updated: 2023-01-13)
Browsers have made password managers a common norm these days. However there are many that use standalone password managers. Let us discuss why people still use standalone password managers.

Google just recently release Chrome OS Flex, a watered-down version of Chrome OS (lacking alot of features like Android emulation) catered towards older computers and more importantly older Chromebooks. Many have claimed how "good" it is, but is it really? Let us discuss.

(Last updated: 2025-03-15)
Although LibreOffice is the common default office suite on many Linux distributions. Some are looking for a better alternative for a variety of reasons. Is LibreOffice enough? Are there better alternatives? Let us discuss.

(Last updated: 2022-07-23)
Many have asked if playing games in a virtual machine is a worthwhile experience. Let us explore this question with the technology we have in 2021.

(Last updated: 2021-09-09)
Unfortunately Microsoft went with a new gimmick for this version by implementing hardware requirements for the first time. What is Microsoft planning to achieve? Is it worth it to upgrade hardware just so you can use Windows 11? Let us discuss.

(Last updated: 2024-02-11)
Originally Linux only had a few games a decade ago, how far have we come?

Instead of using Prime95, why not use something else as a means to stress test? Is BSNES a reliable way to stress test your machine? Let us find out.

In this article, I am sharing my insights on an article written by Madaidan, who is a lead developer of Whonix. where in the said article is discussing the security problems Linux has and are those concerns enough for someone to stop using Linux as their daily driver.